[GUIDE] Best Crypto Investment Opportunities for Passive Income -2024 - page 2.

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Quote from: NotATether on April 18, 2024, 04:15:31 AM

That's actually the same problem we have with crypto exchanges... oh look there is Binance with another investment opportunity let's put our life savings in there.

Remember that these investment services can collapse and you don't want to be left holding the bag, so these platforms should only be used with money specifically allocated for the purpose of investing, which you are comfortable losing.

Investment, and profit, will always have its clients. In addition to all the warnings, there will always be those who want to take risks because of the potential profit.
Unfortunately, some people cannot bear mistakes, so we have cases like this [2024-04-15] Another cryptocurrency suicide
It is certainly interesting that such things happen to highly educated, intelligent people, so it is not just a matter of lack of knowledge or acceptance of information.

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It is a good list mindrust, but I hope nobody is going to use these things to save their money in there like it's some sort of bank.

That's actually the same problem we have with crypto exchanges... oh look there is Binance with another investment opportunity let's put our life savings in there.

Remember that these investment services can collapse and you don't want to be left holding the bag, so these platforms should only be used with money specifically allocated for the purpose of investing, which you are comfortable losing.

Reminder: just HODLing the coins in your wallet continues to return the best returns of all.

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Quote from: mrust_mobile on April 17, 2024, 02:48:47 AM

Quote from: Darker45 on April 16, 2024, 10:25:36 PM

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Staking is in a gray area for me because these coins don’t have a hard supply cap. Maybe it doesn’t matter in the long run, maybe I am completely wrong about it. It is just I can’t wrap my head around PoS completely. I see binance offers ~3% returns on eth staking and maybe I will include it in my post too but then there are also other projects like eth and I don’t want my post look like a Chinese NFT/PoS brothel.

Well, the crypto market has long become a Chinese brothel already. But just like in a Chinese brothel, there are probably still a few who are not too stale yet and perhaps pretty, too.

Again, like a Chinese brothel, there's no long run in this market. They come and they go. They're just a quick way to make profit. Many have made nice money out of Arbitrum. I've heard of the likes of Swell and Ether.fi and others. These aren't the kind of PoS staking that you probably meant. But these are also what I'm eyeing at.

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Quote from: Darker45 on April 16, 2024, 10:25:36 PM

There's risk but there's also a nice ROI. Perhaps I'm taking not your keys, not your coins too seriously. It might be the right time to make some changes in my strategy.

I agree with the Not your keys, not your coin. But there also comes in the question of how much of your bitcoin you can essentially wager for more bitcoin? From where I live, spending crypto for daily necessities is out of the question because there is 30% taxation on crypto transactions and I would rather stash more crypto rather spend any, keeping fiat only for spending needs over bitcoin.

Also because these sites have been running for long, there owners are well reputed on this forum and chances of exit scam are low. It is not worth pondering if they are going scam anytime soon or not but use that time to make the money - lets not forget that time is a factor when considering these investments, lost time = lost money.

Yeah, same here. There's not much you can do with your Bitcoin. And with a fiat that's fast losing value, I'd rather keep my Bitcoin and spend my fiat. I'm spending Bitcoin once in a while, though.

Just like what they say, invest only what you can afford to lose. I'll stick with this. I'll risk only a small portion of what I have.

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Thanks for making this topic, it was needed. For old members almost all of these platforms is well known, but for newbies who want to invest, it's good information. And these who have expectations about crazy returns, it kinda sends them to reality. Returns isn't really high, but it's real and relatively safe.
Though, despite that most of these platforms gained trust during long years in business, but still, shit sometimes happens. So, you shouldn't invest more than you afford to lose.
Just checked how much interest I have earned on Freebitco.in. Well, it's already quite significant money, but it took a while to earn it.

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Quote from: Darker45 on April 16, 2024, 10:25:36 PM

There's risk but there's also a nice ROI. Perhaps I'm taking not your keys, not your coins too seriously. It might be the right time to make some changes in my strategy.

I agree with the Not your keys, not your coin. But there also comes in the question of how much of your bitcoin you can essentially wager for more bitcoin? From where I live, spending crypto for daily necessities is out of the question because there is 30% taxation on crypto transactions and I would rather stash more crypto rather spend any, keeping fiat only for spending needs over bitcoin.

Also because these sites have been running for long, there owners are well reputed on this forum and chances of exit scam are low. It is not worth pondering if they are going scam anytime soon or not but use that time to make the money - lets not forget that time is a factor when considering these investments, lost time = lost money.

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Quote from: Darker45 on April 16, 2024, 10:25:36 PM

Thanks for this!

For some time, I've been thinking of forgetting about not your keys, not your coins at least for a portion of my funds. The bulk of my funds is there sleeping in my wallet. I've read so many times of passive investment opportunities that could give you juicy returns. Some acquaintances and friends are earning big from them. There's risk but there's also a nice ROI. Perhaps I'm taking not your keys, not your coins too seriously. It might be the right time to make some changes in my strategy.

When I read the title, since you mentioned crypto and not just Bitcoin, I thought you'd also include those staking investments. Many are earning nice from it.

Staking is in a gray area for me because these coins don’t have a hard supply cap. Maybe it doesn’t matter in the long run, maybe I am completely wrong about it. It is just I can’t wrap my head around PoS completely. I see binance offers ~3% returns on eth staking and maybe I will include it in my post too but then there are also other projects like eth and I don’t want my post look like a Chinese NFT/PoS brothel.

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Thanks for this!

For some time, I've been thinking of forgetting about not your keys, not your coins at least for a portion of my funds. The bulk of my funds is there sleeping in my wallet. I've read so many times of passive investment opportunities that could give you juicy returns. Some acquaintances and friends are earning big from them. There's risk but there's also a nice ROI. Perhaps I'm taking not your keys, not your coins too seriously. It might be the right time to make some changes in my strategy.

When I read the title, since you mentioned crypto and not just Bitcoin, I thought you'd also include those staking investments. Many are earning nice from it.

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Quote from: cryptosize on April 14, 2024, 04:52:22 PM

I don't believe we should have a fiat mindset when it comes to Bitcoin (or any other deflationary currency/asset).
People expect to get 4% interest rate from a bank, because the central bank prints more money out of thin air if you "stake" your fiat money for 1 year.
Where does that 4% come from? BTC currently has an annual 1.8% inflation rate that is expected to be cut in half in 1 week.
Not to mention that there is no a central entity (central bank) that prints new Bitcoins, but various competing entities (mining pools).

True, I was thinking about that too. That 4% min interest rule should only apply to FIAT based investments. It is still a good investment if you are getting 2-3% btc passively from your investment because BTC is deflationary and in the long run it way outperforms the inflation rates and that 2% will be the icing on the cake. I should probably modify my OP according to this.

Quote from: cryptosize on April 14, 2024, 04:52:22 PM

Having a track record of 10+ years doesn't tell me much... what will happen if everyone tries to withdraw their money from freebitcoin? (bank run scenario)
In fiat/commercial banks we know there's the lender of last resort. They will print money out of thin air (ECB/100k, FED/250k per depositor) to bail you out (which will of course increase inflation).
I think most of these services are elaborate Ponzi schemes. It's all fine and dandy if they don't experience mass withdrawals.
I'd be very careful and wary with "Bitcoin banks"... especially if they haven't published Proof of Reserves.

You can't make any investments if you follow that mindset. People who built freebitco.in could have held btc instead of building that website but they haven't...

Obviously you shouldn't be holding too much on any of these websites but sometimes it pays to take risks.

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I don't believe we should have a fiat mindset when it comes to Bitcoin (or any other deflationary currency/asset).

People expect to get 4% interest rate from a bank, because the central bank prints more money out of thin air if you "stake" your fiat money for 1 year.

Where does that 4% come from? BTC currently has an annual 1.8% inflation rate that is expected to be cut in half in 1 week.

Not to mention that there is no a central entity (central bank) that prints new Bitcoins, but various competing entities (mining pools).

Having a track record of 10+ years doesn't tell me much... what will happen if everyone tries to withdraw their money from freebitcoin? (bank run scenario)

In fiat/commercial banks we know there's the lender of last resort. They will print money out of thin air (ECB/100k, FED/250k per depositor) to bail you out (which will of course increase inflation).

I think most of these services are elaborate Ponzi schemes. It's all fine and dandy if they don't experience mass withdrawals.

I'd be very careful and wary with "Bitcoin banks"... especially if they haven't published Proof of Reserves.

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Quote from: icopress on April 13, 2024, 09:12:37 AM

The problem is that you have to be lucky to be included in the number of investors, since there are many more applications than there is a need for. And those who once managed to become an investor hold on to their places, so it’s difficult for new users to get a slot.

If this is the case, then shouldn't its ratings be lower if there's some element of 'luck' that is involved in securing your slot alone? They have a very good business model to be able to provide that kind of returns to their investors, then again not everybody will ever have a shot in putting their money into the platform.

Freebitco.in has been an active player in the space for over a decade now. Their investment program is not the 'best' when it comes to returns, but they still offer good returns on one's investment and is consistent to it. Of all these investment opportunities listed here, I think freebitco.in is the only one who, IMO, could provide someone with a consistent return on their deposits. The scam accusations against them are also not that severe unlike other names on this list, which could also boost the confidence of investors wanting to try them out.

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Quote from: Helena Yu on April 13, 2024, 09:07:19 AM

Your list is biased.

I don't believe Blackjack.fun and Jambler worth to get high and very high ratings, although you've stated "My rating" which is subjective. I would give them neutral instead.

Jambler has been working for 6 years... but that's not the problem.

The problem is that you have to be lucky to be included in the number of investors, since there are many more applications than there is a need for. And those who once managed to become an investor hold on to their places, so it’s difficult for new users to get a slot.

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Your list is biased.

I don't believe Blackjack.fun and Jambler worth to get high and very high ratings, although you've stated "My rating" which is subjective. I would give them neutral instead.

I agree Freebitco.in deserve to get very high, they're an OG and they've complied with regulations, even though I also don't like regulations, but when it comes to centralized sites, you need to be regulated. I would say Binance deserve to get high ratings though.

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Quote from: TheUltraElite on April 13, 2024, 06:59:00 AM

My investments on bustabit and former MoneyPot have been very much positive. Moneypot was able to turn 1BTC to 1.04 BTC in a month or so and BAB investment is ongoing with a projected interest rate of ~20% per annum as per my calculations. Short term ups and down are common but the overall graph is going upwards.

However my experience with bitvest has been poor and I seem to lose all the earned money to the commission there so I decided to pull out after a couple of months. Freebitcoin is a fixed daily interest and is the most stable of all these four.

I appreciate the info you provided. I am thinking of creating a fund for myself and invest in 4-5 of these projects. (already have some small amounts in 3 of them: binance, blackjack.fun and freebitco.in) Just like how people were doing in the good old days Tongue

Quote from: TheUltraElite on April 13, 2024, 06:59:00 AM

I am not sure why you wrote "sea shells" instead of clams when addressing Just-dice's Notes though.
I miss the old crypto-games investment scheme, it was giving me 50% in a year.

Because... they are sea shells. Cool

I saw the market cap of CLAM and it is only $5 million and that somehow doesn't look like something people would tie their money to for a long time. However It looks like it has been finally stabilized after getting dumped hugely since 2021.

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My investments on bustabit and former MoneyPot have been very much positive. Moneypot was able to turn 1BTC to 1.04 BTC in a month or so and BAB investment is ongoing with a projected interest rate of ~20% per annum as per my calculations. Short term ups and down are common but the overall graph is going upwards.

However my experience with bitvest has been poor and I seem to lose all the earned money to the commission there so I decided to pull out after a couple of months. Freebitcoin is a fixed daily interest and is the most stable of all these four.

I am not sure why you wrote "sea shells" instead of clams when addressing Just-dice's Notes though.
I miss the old crypto-games investment scheme, it was giving me 50% in a year.

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Quote from: examplens on April 12, 2024, 12:23:57 PM

I know that many casinos have disabled or limited the faucet to only "loyal" users. There were abuses like putting faucet rewards on high odds, so rarely but wins did happen.

I am sure people have abused faucets in various ways to try and withdraw the money that comes from them, but what you just described isn't one in my opinion. To me, that sounds more like the casinos are trying to minimize that players can successfully win a high enough amount they could eventually withdraw. If I claimed some coins from a faucet, why shouldn't I be allowed to wager them any way I want, including betting the money on any odds I am comfortable with? Just get rid of it altogether if you are tying it to conditions that stop making sense.

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These are actually some good crypto investment opportunities that allow one to earn passive income. I believe out of those Jambler and Binance are the best ones.

I have been using Binance personally and I can say that it's a quite good exchange for the ones who want to earn passive income.

I think the best level of passive income may come when sometimes stake's the coins in their own personal wallets instead of custodial wallets.

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Quote from: examplens on April 12, 2024, 12:23:57 PM

Currently, I also have an investment in blackjack.fun, it is very simple, even reinvesting the profit.
The good thing, although it is unclear to me, is that the invested funds are not at risk, because they are not active in the casino pool.

You forgot to mention, "at least thats what they claim". Wink

All investments typically come with some level of risk. If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. I am not saying this is the case with blackjack.fun investments, but we can never be sure.

By the way, good topic @mindrust!

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Quote from: Pmalek on April 12, 2024, 11:10:34 AM

The time of crypto casino faucets is long gone I think. I haven't checked my own thread in a long time, but I don't think anything has changed for the better. Some of the casinos might have even dropped their faucets or decreased the possible rewards. What you can hope for is a few cents. One exception is those casinos who have lucky wheels that you can spin and perhaps win a significant amount if you are lucky.

I know that many casinos have disabled or limited the faucet to only "loyal" users. There were abuses like putting faucet rewards on high odds, so rarely but wins did happen. However, I would not count the faucet as any kind of income, certainly not passive because it requires some work.

Quote from: mrust_mobile on April 12, 2024, 11:21:31 AM

Necessary changes have been made. I couldn't find any info on some casinos' website about any min. deposit req. (~~mintdice~~, just-dice and bustabit) They probably don't have any req. However I know that blackjack.fun and binance have no min deposit req as I tested both.

Currently, I also have an investment in blackjack.fun, it is very simple, even reinvesting the profit.
The good thing, although it is unclear to me, is that the invested funds are not at risk, because they are not active in the casino pool.

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Quote from: examplens on April 12, 2024, 10:52:59 AM

I think you left out one very important piece of information, which is the minimum investment amount. You stated for freebitco.in where 0.0003 is the minimum, but for example, you did not state that for Jambler the minimum for investment is 0.04BTC
This is probably important information for those who do not want to risk a large amount of money.

Necessary changes have been made. I couldn't find any info on some casinos' website about any min. deposit req. (~~mintdice~~, just-dice and bustabit) They probably don't have any req. However I know that blackjack.fun and binance have no min deposit req as I tested both.

update: mintdice has no min. inv. requirement.

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Quote from: tranthidung on April 12, 2024, 09:16:08 AM

This thread is a good information but in the past, Pmalek made a thread about faucets on casinos (I think it is helpful for gamblers).

List Of Crypto Casinos with The Best Faucets

The time of crypto casino faucets is long gone I think. I haven't checked my own thread in a long time, but I don't think anything has changed for the better. Some of the casinos might have even dropped their faucets or decreased the possible rewards. What you can hope for is a few cents. One exception is those casinos who have lucky wheels that you can spin and perhaps win a significant amount if you are lucky.

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